Division 34 Research Grant-in-Aid supports under-resourced doctoral students and early career scholars conducting environmental, population, and conservation psychology research to expand research access.
Division 34 Teaching Grant-in-Aid supports under-resourced educators creating innovative teaching activities to improve student learning in environmental, population, or conservation psychology.
Division 18 Research Grant supports doctoral psychology students and early career psychologists conducting research that advances public service and shares findings with the Division 18 community.
Division 17 Counseling Psychology Grants support psychologists’ not-for-profit work, especially research implementing innovative counseling programs and models, to advance counseling science and practice.
SECC Dissertation Research Funding Awards support doctoral students’ dissertation research, methodological training, and mentoring to help complete projects that contribute to child development.
The Grants-In-Aid Program supports graduate students and other scholars conducting scientific research on social problems, prioritizing timely work and projects unlikely to secure traditional funding.